Japan, N. Korea hold 3-track talks in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Chief Japanese delegate Koichi Haraguchi fields questions from reporters at a Beijing hotel on Feb. 4 after Japan and North Korea ended the first day of their talks to try to resolve complex problems preventing them from normalizing diplomatic relations.

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